Malcolm Fraser opening Swinburne Library, February 1972
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The Honorable Malcolm Fraser at podium, opening the Swinburne Library, February 1972. Black and white footage.
At the time of this video, Fraser was Minister for Education and Science until the 1972 election brought the Labor government of Gough Whitlam into power.
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For more Swinburne historical material, visit Swinburne Commons: commons.swinburne.edu.au/s/sw...
I'm an Aussie, I really wish I spoke like this, it's got some class about it.
Menzies introduced conscription, sent us to Vietnam, & spent several weeks in Nazi Germany and said he was extremely impressed with the achievements of the "New Germany" (such as the abolition of trades unions, suppression of the right to collective bargaining and outlawing of the right to strike) returning to Australia the following month Menzies unashamedly expressed favourable views of the Nazi dictatorship, based as he said on his own first hand experience...how cultivated
I'm an American, trying and failing to distinguish this from England's Received Pronunciation. How does one do it? What does one look for?
he seems GA speaker trying to hide his native accent with a RP one. I think John Howard had the classic GA accent we all recognise around the world.
@Choson4eva i learnt that in my English Language class today!! (:
I don't know anybody who speaks this dialect. He seems to be vacillating between R.P. and General Australian.
lolol I am Australian and I don't think many Australians would be able to tell either so it's all good :P
sounds like the queens accent.
An acquired accent indeed!
He speaks properly. Not like some bogan from the burbs or the bush with a grating nasal twang.
Ohh my god, listen to the accent would you, he sounds british not australian, its sounds worse than the britsh accent in fact painful to listen to
Worst PM ever